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and duty to do so.” But should
they desire to erect them at some
more prosperous and important
center; McMinnville for in
stance; our people will welcome
them with outstretched arms.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS,
1 j. ¿ms,
First National Bank,
—OF M’MINNVILLE, OREGON.—
------ OFFICERS ------
J acob W ortman ....................President
W. D. F enton , .............. Vice-president
J ohn W ortman ....................... Cashier
Headquarters for
Salem Talk apologises for some
Transacts a General Banking business.
Will be made satisfnotory to all applicant*. of the faults of the house.
It
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Collections made on favorable terms.
says : “vicious and not well con STAPLE AND FANQT
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Transfer
McMinnville, Or. - - Feb. 26, 1887
on New York, San Francisco and Portland.
sidered legislation is promoted
Office hours—from 9 a. m. to 4 p. in.
to a great degree by the miscon
Our Comity Buildings.
FIRE INSURANCE.
struction of representative hall
Every one hits u right to an where it is impossible for mem
JOHN WORTMAN
Kepresents the following sterling compan
opinion, and those who express bers to hear enough to keep the
ies: London & Liverpool & Globe, North
British & Mercantile. Commeroiai Union
themselves freely are generally run of the business, being trans
lire Association, German American, Fire
more honest in their convictions acted. On being asked what has
man’s Fund, Hartford, Commercial, Anglo
Nevada, State Investment.
than the skulker. It is a self been done during a day’s session
Wheat insurance a specialty.
evident fact that Yamhill county members frequently answer,
has got to provide a better court “don’t know, can’t hear.” Such General Merchandise. A. H. & 0. 0. HODSON
house soon, and whether built at a thing should not be. If we
Dealers In
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Lafayette or McMinnville, the send men to the assembly to do
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people will have it to pay for. our business and protect our
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
Hence we endorse this, from the rights, we want them to know
Telephone of Friday: “In an ,vhat they do while there. Hap
swer to an article in the last is hazard legislation and set up
sue of the Register criticising jobs are things that should be
Agricultural Implements, Pumps.
the Telephone’s editorial of the strictly guarded against, as the
15th regarding the condition of people of this state want none of
Pipes, Etc.
Assortment
of
these
Popular
Goods
Alli
of
which will be sold as
the county buildings, we have them. Just so long as such a
very little to say. We are not state of things exists sharps will IN ALL THE LATES1 LOW FOR CASH.
NOVELTIES, NEW
engaged just now in lighting the be able to get their jobs through
As the times will allow,
AND DESIRA
present county seat, or any of on sight, without being observed.
BLE COLOR
its inhabitants, neither have we, The house had much better go
We Make a Specialty of all
INGS,
as said correspondent states back to the library room and
Kinds of Job Work Par
“wilfully misrepresented the hold their sessions, w where the
ticularly
JUST RECEIVED.
facts.*’ The correspondent takes members can hear the regular
Iron and Tin Roofing,
exceptions to the few lines in routine of business. The grand
our article which said the coun representative hall could be used Please Call and Examine. Galvanized iron Cornioes and window caps.
In faot we do anything that oomee in
ty was badly in need of new to advantage for the deaf mute
our line, with neatness and dis-
W hat we G uarantee
buildings and new ones would school, where pupils hear by
■ , jMtoh and,
have to be built, and accuses us sight alone, as it is well lighted. FOR THE DRESS GOODS OF OUR
MANUFACTURE.
Never Tell You it Can’t be Done.
of being ignorant of or misrep They would be pleased and in
Bring on your designs and we will out your
resenting the facts. There may structed by its fine surroundings,
patterns, and do your work, and
To
be
made
from
the
very
best
ma
don’t you forget it.
be a diffeuyncezoF opinions re without being subject to any em
terial, by skillful workmen, with the South east cor. 3d and 0 streets, McMinn
garding the- condition of the barrassment, and Prof. Knight latest and most approved machinery, ville, Oregon.
A. H. & O. O. HODSON.
county builqtM^gs.lLe correspond should hold the gavel instead of and to be the cheapest goods in the
ent of the Register notwith Prof. Gregg.
market when service is considered.
Are so thoroughly finished that they
standing, He may of the opin
can
be worn in damp weather, or in a
A list of the acts passed by the
ion that the county buidings are
shower, without fear of being ruined
in a good condition; we do not assembly are now being printed. by curling or shrinking.
question his sincerity. But we No assessment law passed, and The manufacturing, dyeing and fin
have heard it expressed, not only all the work of the commission ishing is done in such a manner, that
in McMinnVi||e, but in almost appointed in 1884 that was ac the goods can be washed if desired
every town in the county, by complished at considerable ex without the least injury to fabric.
Third St., Opposite
men who perhaps have just as pense, has been thrown away. Our goods are wool dyed, and colors
as fast as the purest dyes and greatest
much intelligence, and are prob Perhaps it may serve some good care and skill can make them.
YAMHILL CO. BANK.
D on ’ t F orget the P lace ,
ably just as well qualified to purpose yet in maturing a suita Goods show just what they are and
judge, as this correspondent« ble law. A cotemporary says: will be until worn out, as there ¡3 no
—Where you will—
that the*present county build “It was hardly to be supposed weighting, stiffening, or artificial lus
ings are qnt in ¿good condition, that any legislature, composed tre used to increase the weight or fin
ish ; as is the case with a large class of
and that th^couiïlg does need largely of new men. and with no goods in the market, but which disap
new ones, hence our assertion. experience as to formulating pears after a few days’ service.
“Everyone” who has examined revenue laws, could perform As manufacturers we have taken
the county buildings do not such an important work in so great pains to supply an article in
agree with the Register’s corre brief a session.” Which is an every way reliable, and unsurpassed
spondent. In conclusion we will argument in favor of our view by similar goods, either foreign or do
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mestic, and would respectfully ask an
say with our opponent. “It is that assemblymen should be examination of the various styles and
simply a business transetion for elected for a term of not less shades to be found on sale by mer
Furnishing Goods of all kind, and sbov*
the tax payers of this county than six * vears each.
chants who are agents for the goods. all THE LOWEST PK1CES. Also agents
.
t
Brewster's ratent Rein Holder.
All goods of our manufacture should for ths
and if they think they can af
Your line« *re wbrrr you r»1 thru»—not
HiowitMville Woolen
bear the name and trade mark of
tinder bon«** t*et. On*
srtd ttdoi. Io
ford” to erect new buildings at
ft dur*, on* deal*r »'Id ft du«, in 1ft day*.
B
roadhead
W
orsted
M
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K*m|4«ft worth |l.Mrs«s. Write C'r.tertna,
Csrryiuu a full lin* of all goods made by
Lafayette “it is their privilege
Jamestown, N. Y. those oolftbrated mills.
K. K. BRERS”* H HoUy, Mich.
Kale* tor Ad vert ioltiK
DRY GOODS
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